Blade of Selves

Description

The 2015 Magic: The Gathering Blade of Selves foil card from the Legendary Cube Prize Pack offers a distinctive collectible for enthusiasts of the trading card game. Carrying the card number 121 and designated as Uncommon, this piece is part of the PZ1 set code release. The foil finish adds a shimmering quality that enhances its visual appeal for collectors who appreciate the tactile and aesthetic variations within the game's history. As an Artifact — Equipment, Blade of Selves provides unique strategic depth through its myriad keyword ability. When equipped to a creature, this card allows the controller to create tapped token copies attacking each opponent whenever it attacks, exiling those tokens at the end of combat. With a mana cost of {2} and an equip cost of {4}, it remains a functional and iconic piece for players who value versatile artifact interactions. The card was illustrated by Alan Pollack, whose artwork complements the mechanical identity of the card within the broader Magic: The Gathering universe. For collectors, this foil variant serves as a notable entry in the Legendary Cube Prize Pack series. The combination of the foil treatment, the Uncommon rarity status, and the enduring popularity of the card's mechanic makes it a frequent target for set completionists and thematic collectors. Whether you are building a personal library of artifact-themed cards or seeking a specific foil variant for your collection, this card represents a solid addition to any Magic: The Gathering enthusiast's inventory. Its continued relevance in cube formats underscores its lasting impact on the game's design history. Browse our catalog to find this and other valuable cards from the 2015 Legendary Cube Prize Pack and beyond.